Edited by Dreamer, 09 December 2011 - 05:26 AM.

Skyward Sword
#21
Posted 09 December 2011 - 05:19 AM
#22
Posted 09 December 2011 - 06:19 AM
The way that person drew Miyamoto looks really freaky.

#24
Posted 09 December 2011 - 12:02 PM
You should play it too, it's a good game.
#25
Posted 09 December 2011 - 04:36 PM


#26
Posted 09 December 2011 - 10:08 PM

I'm almost done with Skyward Sword, just tidying up the side quests and I will also try to get the most powerful shield this weekend. Once I have that and all the crystals, it'll be time to wrap everything up.
#27
Posted 10 December 2011 - 04:54 AM

Edited by Phantom_999, 10 December 2011 - 04:54 AM.
#28
Posted 10 December 2011 - 05:08 AM
Seriously, I could care less about the character ages or the chronology. I just wanna enjoy the story

#29
Posted 10 December 2011 - 06:15 AM
Seriously, I could care less about the character ages or the chronology. I just wanna enjoy the story

Seriously?


#30
Posted 10 December 2011 - 10:31 AM
#31
Posted 10 December 2011 - 10:58 AM
You DARE to become a Zelink fan only now? You must DIE. /jk

Zeldapedia's got a good article on Zelink moments and theories. Here it is


Anyways, on topic with thread... I am so happy because I just beat the final Silent Realm. I can't believe there was four of them.
#32
Posted 10 December 2011 - 11:26 AM
Well I love Twilight Princess I know I will love this game too, maybe I'll convince him to lend it to me when he's done playing it. I do have my Wii gathering dust in my closet. I need to give it some use.
#33
Posted 10 December 2011 - 04:32 PM
Fi is cool, isn't she?


*volcano erupts, throwing huge chunks of molten lava into the air*
Fi: Based on seismic readings, there is a 95% probability that this volcano is active.
Me: Really? You don't say.

Zeldapedia's got a good article on Zelink moments and theories. Here it is


Anyways, on topic with thread... I am so happy because I just beat the final Silent Realm. I can't believe there was four of them.
The Silent Realms were horrible, they did a good job with the suspense and heart-pounding moments. There's nothing worse than only having one more seed to go, and there's an army of guardians dogging your heels, howling for your blood.
Oh, you'll give it some use. You'll be playing it solid for a week or so.

#34
Posted 10 December 2011 - 05:22 PM
Story
It was apparently the first game this year to get a perfect score from that publication, and also the third Zelda game to receive a 40/40 in Famitsu's history. Dang, now I really can't wait to play it.


Seriously, I could care less about the character ages or the chronology. I just wanna enjoy the story

I'm the same as Smiter. Other than the games that are set up to be direct sequels (OOT-> MM, Zelda I-> Zelda II, WW->PH), I generally don't try to figure out where they take place in the overall timeline. I essentially just treat them as completely seperate stories, that just happen to feature similar-looking heroes, and enjoy them as such. I prefer to assume all the princesses are related through the royal family, but the the hero doesn't necessarily have any real connection with previous heroes. I've always thought the way the game allows you to name yourself sort of bore credence to that. "Link" is only the default name given to the hero, and I think I read somewhere that it was only given to him to signify that he was intended to be the connection (link) between the player and the story.
As far as shipping goes, I'd say it really depends on the game, since Zelda's/Link's relationship really depends on which story is being told. I guess I can see the appeal if you imagine it being the same pairing repeated throughout the generations, but I generally don't ship Zelda and the hero together unless they have a strong relationship in that story.
That being said, I felt like Twilight Princess was the only game where a pairing other than Zelda/Link was implied (Link/Ilia or Link/Midna, depending on your perspective). They didn't really interact very much in TP until the final battle, and I thought the hero's relationships with Ilia and Midna had much more to stand on than his one with Zelda. In every other Zelda game, though, I feel like Zelda/Link was implied, either through them childhood friends (Minish Cap, Four Swords/Adventures, Skyward Sword) or just by her being the damsel in distress for the majority of the game.
I think my favorite game for Zelda/Link shipping, though, would have to be Spirit Tracks. Some parts of the game were iffy, but I loved seeing Zelda help the hero save her for once. Plus, there was some cute moments during/after the final battle with how he blushed when she hugged him and when it showed the two of them holding hands before the credits.

Edited by Boom...Winning, 10 December 2011 - 05:55 PM.
#35
Posted 10 December 2011 - 09:32 PM

I love her voice so much. She sounds like an auto-tuned Animal Crossing character, it's so awesome


Nintendo just had to combine the worst parts from Twilight Princess and Phantom Hourglass, along with music that's probably scarier than Silent Hill.
Although... I do like some Guardians and Watchers to guard the front of my house 24/7, since my neighbours keep putting random crap on my nature strip

Although I ship Zelink either way, regardless of how strong their relationship is in each game, I can see what you're getting at.
Some people think it's sort of weird because at the beginning of most games, Zelda is a princess that you just meet, then all of a sudden you become best friends or something along the lines by the end of the game. Like Smiter-sama said on the previous page, you're basically just saving her simply because she's a high authority figure that needs to live, and along the way you become close in a short amount of time. That's why most Zelink fans, myself included, like the relationship between Link and Zelda in Skyward Sword since their relationship has gone up to a much more personal level, and aside from the "Zelda plays an important role so she needs to live" reason, it kind of also gives Link a personal reason for himself to save Zelda.

Well before Skyward Sword came about, then I would have to agree with you there.


#36
Posted 10 December 2011 - 10:23 PM
Some people think it's sort of weird because at the beginning of most games, Zelda is a princess that you just meet, then all of a sudden you become best friends or something along the lines by the end of the game. Like Smiter-sama said on the previous page, you're basically just saving her simply because she's a high authority figure that needs to live, and along the way you become close in a short amount of time. That's why most Zelink fans, myself included, like the relationship between Link and Zelda in Skyward Sword since their relationship has gone up to a much more personal level, and aside from the "Zelda plays an important role so she needs to live" reason, it kind of also gives Link a personal reason for himself to save Zelda.
Well before Skyward Sword came about, then I would have to agree with you there.


Yeah I've read that Zelda and Link are childhood friends in this one. I love childhood-friend pairings, so I'm sure I'll be Zelink-shipping in Skyward Sword when I finally get around to playing it.

Though thinking back on it, I didn't really mind Zelda/Link in Twilight Princess, it was just the fact that they interacted so little throughout the game. I guess I tend to treat each Zelda/Link pairing as a seperate ship, since most games feature, or are at least intended to feature, new incarnations of Zelda and the hero.
Edited by Boom...Winning, 10 December 2011 - 10:24 PM.
#37
Posted 10 December 2011 - 10:39 PM

Though thinking back on it, I didn't really mind Zelda/Link in Twilight Princess, it was just the fact that they interacted so little throughout the game. I guess I tend to treat each Zelda/Link pairing as a seperate ship, since most games feature, or are at least intended to feature, new incarnations of Zelda and the hero.
I know right? So little interaction in Twilight Princess... that actually pissed me off to be honest. And yes, childhood-friend pairings are awesome, but because of that people tend to take advantage of that fact and ship Link X Ilia in the game [since they're childhood friends in said game apparently]. No wonder there's so many Link X Ilia shippers out there... wait, is there such thing as Ilia fans, let alone Link X Ilia shippers?


Anyways, I just need to find the final Triforce piece, then go ahead and battle Demise [oh my gosh that rhymes


#38
Posted 10 December 2011 - 11:41 PM
I've only beaten two temples so far, but I'm taking it slow and enjoying it.
Since I do sorta connect Zelda and Link throughout all of the games, I'm pretty much always going to be a Zelink fan. Though, my favorite version to read them in is always one in which she is Princess Zelda and he is her Hero. *le sigh*
#39
Posted 11 December 2011 - 12:17 AM
I know right?


Well I just want to say you have a lot more ahead of you


Yup, I definitely agree with that. I guess it's because the pairing has grown on most, if not all of us who have grown up playing the Zelda series from the beginning. The same can be said for Mario X Peach in the Mario series respectively.

EDIT: Guys, it's official... it's over! I did it! I beat Skyward Sword! I did it, I did it, I did it! IT'S ALL OVEERRRRR~~!

And with that being said... Hero Mode, here I come!

Edited by Rocket, 11 December 2011 - 02:34 AM.
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